I ran across a great software for parents the other day called Radar.
Here's the concept:
Kids won't report random phone calls, even if they're repetetive. Radar monitors incoming numbers and sends parents a text alert for any call received on the phone which comes from a number which is NOT on the call list approved by the parents. The parents can then go online and look at a record of calls, their number and duration and full text messages. Soon, it will also be able to show picture messages as well. The service costs $10 per month.
Unfortunately, the service is only available on Blackberries and other smart phones (which a kid will NOT usually have), but they say that soon it will be available on the Motorola RAZR and through Verizon.
I'm rooting for this company. This is a big problem and I regularly check my kids' phones to look at their incoming numbers and text messages. We parents need help to keep our kids safe!
Monday, July 16, 2007
You bought the phone, now protect your kids!
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